#59 Signing Your Glass Art

I show you several ways to sign your glass art & why a couple of them are my favorite.
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I use a Dremel tool in the video but any etching tool will work.
This is the link to the Ti-Pen.
www.TheTiPen.com This is the description from their website: Ti-Pen™ is the ideal glass signing tool for the lampworker, glass blower or glass jewelry maker. The Ti-Pen™ tool is different from most scribes because it writes by friction of the metal titanium point. Leaving behind a metal deposit in a silver color on the surface of glass, quartz, ceramics, or vitreous enamels.
The gold can be found on Amazon. Here are the links to them.
Duncan Premium Liquid Bright Gold 2 Gr. 11% - amzn.to/3czCbtc
Duncan Real Gold Overglazes white gold - amzn.to/32V2Hcq
Or search on DelphiGlass.com
Colorobbia Liquid Gold - 2gm & Colorobbia Liquid Platinum - 2gm
For the writer search - Magic Outlining Pen - Fine Point
Or search on AAEGlass.com
Gold Liquid Luster 2gr Bottle & Palladium Liquid Luster 2gr Bottle
For the writer search - Outline Paint Pen

[@kaye8194]

Thank you! I have finally found how to sign my art glass pieces. The instructor at my glass class either did not know or did not want to share!

[@judyjohnson2699]

I had a titanium pen that I could never get to work. Did not know about the water. May have to get another one! You're the best, Honey Bunny!

[@CaptMike]

Thanks Susan. The Titanium one was new to me. I will have to look into that .

[@keitha.9788]

My favorite is using a Dremel with a small diamond rotary tip. It provides a distinctive signature that won't rub off.......

[@SusanMcGarryGlass]

Keith A. I agree. And it can be signed after the project is done!

[@rebelzenart1406]

Thanks

[@Jenel914]

You must have been reading my mind...was trying to come up with something!

[@SusanMcGarryGlass]

I heard you!

[@mirandalivingston1546]

Hi there! Do you have a link to the titanium pen?

[@kristycannon7923]

I purchased a titanium pen a few months back. I tried over and over, applying water both to the pen and the glass....I must be doing something wrong...it will just not work. I'd really appreciate any other suggestions to help make this work better. Thanks, Kristy😊

[@angelamarshall1819]

Where can I go to get started on making glass pieces for jewelry?

[@lorricarnevale8764]

what is the link for the gold essences

[@SusanMcGarryGlass]

Lorri Carnevale check any of the fused glass suppliers. So many to pick from. 😁